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الصفحة 321
A major consequence of multi - partyism and the weakening of authoritarian control has been the attempt by the ruling party to maintain local support at all costs , principally through appropriating the support of elite associations and ...
A major consequence of multi - partyism and the weakening of authoritarian control has been the attempt by the ruling party to maintain local support at all costs , principally through appropriating the support of elite associations and ...
الصفحة 322
The tendency towards bureaucratising functions is characteristic of many types of association in Cameroon , ranging from Church groups to rotating credit associations as well as businesses . The association of discipline with success ...
The tendency towards bureaucratising functions is characteristic of many types of association in Cameroon , ranging from Church groups to rotating credit associations as well as businesses . The association of discipline with success ...
الصفحة 327
by sponsoring the creation of parallel associations have failed ( Kago Lele , 1995 : 95–6 ) . In 1991 a group of Bamileke students in Frankfurt issued the first newsletter of a rejuvenated Laakam . For and on behalf of the traditional ...
by sponsoring the creation of parallel associations have failed ( Kago Lele , 1995 : 95–6 ) . In 1991 a group of Bamileke students in Frankfurt issued the first newsletter of a rejuvenated Laakam . For and on behalf of the traditional ...
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O belonging and identification Peter Geschiere and Josef Gugler | 309 |
Elite associations and the politics of belonging in Cameroon | 320 |
political liberalisation | 338 |
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